Global economic growth did not gain pace in the second quarter of this year. On the contrary, the increasing structural problems in emerging markets have resulted in a marked slowdown in the global growth and a worsening of business climate. The weakening in Chinese demand in the first half of 2015 induced a slowdown in international trade, which primarily affected commodity-exporting countries. Furthermore, the slowing in Chinese imports growth was a drag on growth in export-oriented advanced economies such as Germany and Japan. In addition, there are increasing indications pointing to the continuation of the already prevailing downward trend in the growth rates of the Chinese economy, despite its timely implementation of macroeconomic support measures...